Crypto Market Resilient Amid ETF Outflows and Investor Uncertainty

The crypto market is showing resilience as September begins, with the global market cap reaching $3.79 trillion and trading volume rising 34.41%. Bitcoin (BTC) traded at $109,455 with a daily turnover of $59.2 billion, while Ethereum (ETH) slid 1.35% to $4,421.53. Altcoins had a mix of performance, with MemeCore (M) leading the gains and Pyth Network (PYTH) plummeting 9.74%. The Fear and Greed Index was at 39, showing caution among investors, while the Altcoin Season Index was at 46, indicating Bitcoin's dominance.

The crypto market is demonstrating resilience as September commences, with the global market cap reaching $3.79 trillion, an increase of 0.17% over the past 24 hours. Trading volume has surged by 34.41%, reaching $147.03 billion [1].

Bitcoin (BTC) traded at $109,455, up 0.99% from the previous day, with a daily turnover of $59.2 billion. Ethereum (ETH), however, experienced a 1.35% decline to $4,421.53, trading $31.2 billion worth of volume [1].

Among altcoins, MemeCore (M) led the gains, increasing by 8.24% to $0.69, while Pump.fun (PUMP) followed with a 5.90% increase to $0.0035. On the other hand, several tokens took a hit. Pyth Network (PYTH) plummeted 9.74% to $0.16, and Conflux (CFX) fell 8.51% to $0.17. Pi Coin (PI) dropped 7.18% to $0.34, and Fartcoin (FARTCOIN) lost 6.25% to $0.74 [1].

The market sentiment remains cautious, with the Fear and Greed Index at 39, indicating a bit of fear among investors. The Altcoin Season Index stands at 46, signaling Bitcoin's continued dominance. Notably, crypto ETFs saw $285 million in outflows as of August 29, indicating investor caution [1].

Jack Mallers, CEO of Twenty One Capital, recently suggested that Bitcoin could reach a $500 trillion market cap. Mallers shared his vision in an interview with Bloomberg, stating that Twenty One Capital aims to grow its Bitcoin holdings and develop financial products around the premier crypto asset. Mallers believes that exchanges focusing on multiple cryptocurrencies are missing out on the Bitcoin opportunity [2].

Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano (ADA), has intensified the rivalry with Ethereum (ETH) in recent comments. Cardano's market cap is $28 billion, significantly smaller than Ethereum's $532 billion. Hoskinson's comments come as Ethereum continues to dominate the DeFi and smart contract landscape [3].

Ethereum remains a strong foundation for DeFi and enterprise use, but some investors are turning to Remittix, a new altcoin, for potentially higher returns. Remittix has raised over $23 million at $0.1000 per token and is listed on Bitmart and LBank. The project aims to bridge crypto with real-world money transfers, offering utility that investors believe could drive exponential returns [4].

The crypto market is showing resilience despite ETF outflows and investor caution. Bitcoin's dominance and the potential for new altcoins like Remittix to drive growth are key factors to watch in the coming months.

References:
[1] https://www.cryptotimes.io/2025/09/01/crypto-price-today-september-1-market-gains-despite-etf-outflows/
[2] https://thecryptobasic.com/2025/09/01/twenty-one-capital-ceo-jack-mallers-sees-bitcoin-reaching-a-500-trillion-market-cap/
[3] https://www.fxstreet.com/cryptocurrencies/news/cryptocurrencies-price-prediction-cardano-bitcoin-pol-asian-wrap-1-september-202509010543
[4] https://financefeeds.com/ethereum-latest-news-why-eth-holders-prefer-this-new-altcoin-set-for-maximum-gains-in-2025/